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EU Eastern Neighborhood

Economic Potential and Future Development

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Editors:
  1. Marek Dabrowski

    1. (CASE), Center for Social & Economic Research, Warsaw, Poland

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  2. Maryla Maliszewska

    1. (CASE), Center for Social and Economic Research, Warsaw, Poland

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  • Represents the most comprehensive and updated study on economic and social development of the CIS region and its economic relations with the EU

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  • Makes useful recommendations for economic policy-making on international, European and national levels

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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xx
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  2. The Development Gap Between the CIS and EU

    • Irina Sinitsina
    Pages 1-21

  3. East–West Integration: A Geographical Economics Approach

    • Arne Melchior
    Pages 23-44

  4. Deep Integration with the EU: Impact on Selected ENP Countries and Russia

    • Maryla Maliszewska, Maryla Maliszewska, Iryna Orlova, Svitlana Taran
    Pages 45-59

  5. Energizing EU-FSU Relations: Challenges and Opportunities

    • Wojciech Paczynski, Vladimer Papava
    Pages 61-69

  6. The Motives and Impediments to FDI in the CIS

    • Alina Kudina, Alina Kudina, Malgorzata Jakubiak, Malgorzata Jakubiak
    Pages 71-82

  7. Global Ageing and the Macroeconomic Consequences of Migration from Neighborhood Countries to Europe

    • Vladimir Borgy, Xavier Chojnicki
    Pages 83-100

  8. Income and Distribution Effects of Migration and Remittances

    • Matthias Luecke
    Pages 101-121

  9. Institutional Convergence of the CIS Towards European Benchmarks

    • Inna Melnykovska, Rainer Schweickert
    Pages 123-143

  10. Institutional Harmonization in the Context of EU Cooperation with its Neighbors

    • Anna Kolesnichenko, Anna Kolesnichenko
    Pages 145-156

  11. Technical Assistance to CIS Countries

    • Roman Mogilevsky, Roman Mogilevsky, Aziz Atamanov
    Pages 157-171

  12. European Neighborhood Policy and Economic Reforms in the Eastern Neighborhood

    • Wojciech Paczyński
    Pages 173-183

  13. Economic Relations Between the EU and CIS

    • Marek Dabrowski
    Pages 185-200
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About this book

The selected papers in this volume were prepared under the research project on “EU Eastern Neighborhood: Economic Potential and Future Development (ENEPO)” funded by the EU Sixth Framework Program. They discuss the broad spectrum of development issues in the EU Eastern Neighborhood and economic relations between the enlarged EU and its Eastern neighbors in the former USSR. Individual chapters address areas of economic and social development, trade, energy, investment, migration, costs and benefits of economic reforms, development assistance and political economy of policy reforms. In particular, they examine interrelations and mutual synergies between trade liberalization, inflow of foreign investment, economic and institutional reforms and a reduction of income and development disparities. The publication thus closes an important knowledge gap in respect to the economic, social and institutional development of the CIS region and its economic relations with the EU.

Editors and Affiliations

  • (CASE), Center for Social & Economic Research, Warsaw, Poland

    Marek Dabrowski

  • (CASE), Center for Social and Economic Research, Warsaw, Poland

    Maryla Maliszewska

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